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Improving nutrient efficiency use through conversion to organic farming, Madagascar [PDF]
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Nutrient transformations during composting of pig manure with bentonite
Bioresource Technology, 2012This work aimed to evaluate the influence of different amounts of bentonite on nutrients transformation during pig manure composting process. The results showed that bentonite had no significant effects on compost temperature and pH changes. While, EC, moisture, OM, TN and NO(3)(-)-N were notably influenced by BT addition.
Ronghua Li +2 more
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Concentrations of additive arsenic in Beijing pig feeds and the residues in pig manure
Resources, Conservation and Recycling, 2005The swine industry in China has grown rapidly over last two decades. Great amount of pig manure is generated in China, which can be used as organic fertilizers on agricultural lands. Meanwhile, the organic arsenic compounds have been used as feed additives for swine disease control and weight improvement.
Tong-Bin Chen
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The role of microbiota during chicken manure and pig manure co-composting
Bioresource Technology, 2023Co-composting is an excellent and effective technology for treating livestock manure in which microorganisms play a crucial function. Therefore, this study aimed at investigating the changes of microbial interactions during co-composting. Six different addition ratios of chicken and pig manure were used in composting experiment. The results showed that
Feng Wang +5 more
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Chemical and microbiological characterization of pig manures and digestates
Environmental Technology, 2021Livestock and poultry breeding modes, feed compositions and manure collection systems have regional characteristics, which can directly affect the composition of livestock and poultry breeding manure, energy production by anaerobic digestion and resource utilization of products.
Ke, Sun +7 more
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Degradation of doxycycline in aged pig manure
Acta Veterinaria Hungarica, 2011Two types of studies were carried out to characterise the degradation rate of doxycycline in manure. In the laboratory experiment, pig manure containing doxycycline was stored in biochemical oxygen demand (BOD) bottles in a thermoregulated room at a temperature of 20 ± 3.5 °C to maintain the humid and anaerobic incubation conditions, and the relevant ...
Szatmári, István +2 more
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Co-Composting of Pig Manure with Leaves
Environmental Technology, 2001The increase in the market price of sawdust makes it a less attractive bulking agent for pig manure composting. Hence, it was the aim of this project to evaluate the feasibility of co-composting pig manure with leaves with special emphasis on its effects on compost maturity and quality. Two piles were prepared with one pile (Pile A) just constituted of
G F, Huang +5 more
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Composting of Cattle and Pig Manure
Journal of Veterinary Medicine, Series B, 1993SummaryStudies of solid manure treatment on 83 Swedish dairy farms showed that no composting process occurred in the majority of cases while high temperatures could be found in the manure in 27 of 34 piglet producing farms. It was found that at least 2.5 kg of straw per cow and day must be used to get a manure that can be composted without forced ...
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Biochar-mediated sorption of antibiotics in pig manure
Journal of Hazardous Materials, 2019Using manure contaminated with antibiotics as fertilizer is a primary source of soil pollution with antibiotics and concomitantly with antibiotic resistance genes (ARG). Bioavailable antibiotics trigger further ARG amplification during manure storage. Consequently it is aimed to facilitate the immobilization of antibiotics in manure.
A.N. Ngigi, Y.S. Ok, S. Thiele-Bruhn
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